Healthcare Services & Facilities news in Malaysia
8 stories across Malaysia, published in the last 3 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia calls for digitisation of manual licensing process
The Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia has urged the government to digitise the manual licensing process for private healthcare facilities, citing inefficiencies and the need for modernisation. The move is expected to streamline approvals and enhance healthcare administration.
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Empowering prisoners with elderly care skills
An initiative led by Che' Puan Intan Safinaz trains female inmates at Kajang Prison in elderly care, helping them gain employment and reintegrate into society. The article also features a Sarawak chef teaching cooking skills to women in need.
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Tunku Azizah Hospital welcomes 12 Merdeka babies
On Malaysia's 69th National Day, 12 babies, including twin girls, were born at Tunku Azizah Hospital in Kuala Lumpur, marking the occasion with new beginnings.
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Birth of 12 Merdeka Babies Brightens National Day at Tunku Azizah Hospital
As the nation celebrated National Day 2026, 12 babies began their lives at Hospital Tunku Azizah (HTA) in Kuala Lumpur today, including a pair of twin girls.
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From midnight to noon, Hospital Tunku Azizah welcomes 12 Merdeka babies including twin girls
Hospital Tunku Azizah in Kuala Lumpur welcomed 12 Merdeka babies from midnight to noon on National Day, including a pair of twin girls. The hospital staff celebrated the births as part of the nation's 69th anniversary.
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RM1 billion for health digitalization needs infrastructure, cybersecurity support
The Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) reminds that the RM1 billion allocation for health digitalization must be supported by robust infrastructure and cybersecurity, not just technology alone.
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Include university, military hospitals in digital health network, says MMA
The Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) urges the government to include university and military hospitals in the national digital health network. They emphasize that the RM1 billion allocation for electronic medical records should also cover equipment, internet access, and staff training.
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Fahmi: 15 govt hospitals among early recipients of RM1b allocation to boost digital access and electronic medical record rollout
Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil announced that 15 government hospitals are among the first recipients of a RM1 billion allocation aimed at enhancing digital access and implementing electronic medical records. The initiative is part of broader efforts to modernize healthcare infrastructure in Malaysia.